My neighbour has a metal gate hinged on my external wall. When the
gate is opened it "bangs" on to my wall - and reverberates through my
room.
I want to fasten a rubber buffer/stopper to the wall at the point
where the opening gate strikes it. The problem is that the "strike
point" varies as the contact with the wall is made by a sliding latch
on the gate.
I have tried a rubber door stopper and it is perfect (if the latch
hits it) - except that it is too small.
Ideally I want a piece of rubber 1x1x3 inches.
Any ideas where to get same or similar.

Pipe lagging?

(The thread title reminds of something my father told me about - he
was an architect for the NZ Government, and once got a spec for a
building which included the line "all toilet seats will be equipped
with rubber buggers").

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